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Mon, Dec 17, 07 at 11:52
| Enablers! You're all just a bunch of enablers, I say! I grew up with roses and would love to have some again. That said, the soil we have (98% largish rocks) and the deer (who have very little fear of humans) kind of precludes it. I could build a wee rose prison and lock them up behind wire, but... I was resigned to my roseless fate and then you lot show up on my computer. "Minis might work," I tell myself. Grown in pots, right on the deck they might be safe from the deer (who haven't come right up and rung the doorbell. Yet.). I really like "Winter Magic" and my husband likes "Ring of Fire"--has anyone grown these two strictly in pots? They both seem to be of a maximum size that would work, but I don't want to kill the poor things. And, all kidding aside, I really do appreciate the enabling! |
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| Thank you for the picture. It really is a beauty! I've added "Arcanum" and "Irresistable" to my wish list. C'mon, Santa! |
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| Oh wow, you're going to need a really big container for Irresistible, LOL* That's a beautiful rose and a star in my garden also. What a terrific Santa list though, hope he's listening to you. |
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- Posted by colorado_kid 5 (My Page) on Thu, Dec 20, 07 at 14:20
| I have grown both Winter Magic and Ring of Fire in the ground. Winter Magic is one of my top favorite mini roses. Mine gets to be a good two feet tall and a good two feet wide. The Ring of Fire that I had stayed more compact not ever getting over a foot wide or tall. It was also pretty bloom stingy for me. I do not have Ring of Fire anymore but would not be without Winter Magic. :o) Stan the Roseman |
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| And I can't keep WM alive. To each their own. I've tried three times, I really would like it too, but it does not like me. |
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